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Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport ()


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The secret smuggling of 9,300 Jewish children out of Nazi Germany in the late 1930s.

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  • Won 1 Oscar. Another 6 wins & 6 nominations.
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Narrator (voice)
Lory Cahn ...
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Kurt Fuchel ...
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Eva Hayman ...
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Ursula Rosenfeld ...
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Lorraine Allard ...
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Jack Hellman ...
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Lore Segal ...
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Robert Sugar ...
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Hedy Epstein ...
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Norbert Wollheim ...
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Nicholas Winton ...
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Franzi Groszmann ...
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Alexander Gordon ...
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Bertha Leverton ...
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Inge Sadan ...
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Mariam Cohen ...
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Mirka Colman ...
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Alexander Leeb ...
Father (voice)
Mia Martin ...
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Kevin Schwarzwald ...
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Petra Schwarzwald ...
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Benjamin Singer ...
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Giulia Tassius ...
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Emilia Von Spreti ...
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Lavinia Von Spreti ...
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Directed by

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Mark Jonathan Harris

Written by

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Mark Jonathan Harris ... (written by)

Produced by

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Cayce Callaway ... associate producer
Alicia Dwyer ... associate producer
Lou Fusaro ... line producer
Deborah Oppenheimer ... producer

Music by

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Lee Holdridge

Cinematography by

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Don Lenzer ... director of photography

Editing by

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Kate Amend

Editorial Department

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Nicola F. Delgado ... post-production assistant (as Nicola Frances)
Robert W. Egami ... post-production assistant
Mato ... color timer (as Mato Der Avanessian)
Bill Bryn Russell ... assistant editor
Zanna Williams ... post-production assistant

Sound Department

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Jeffrey Cranford ... assistant dialogue editor (as Jeff Cranford)
Teri E. Dorman ... dialogue editor
Caroline Goldie ... sound mixer: Cologne / sound recordist
Peter Miller ... sound mixer
Shannon Mills ... sound effects editor
Gary Rydstrom ... re-recording mixer / sound designer
Ulrika Akander ... dialogue editor (uncredited)
Colin O'Neill ... digital audio technician (uncredited)
Steve Romanko ... technical staff: Skywalker Sound (uncredited)
Kent Sparling ... mix technician (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

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Ken Rudolph ... motion photographer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Cayce Callaway ... still photographer
Alicia Dwyer ... additional cinematographer
Ned Hallick ... gaffer
Michael Orefice ... gaffer: Los Angeles
Peter Portizo ... gaffer: Los Angeles (as Pete Portizo)
Peter Smokler ... additional cinematographer: Los Angeles
Benjamin Spek ... assistant camera: Los Angeles (as Ben Spek)
Jeff Victor ... assistant camera (as Jeffrey Victor)

Location Management

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Christian McWilliams ... location manager: London
Kathrin Rohm ... location scout: Cologne (as Katrin Rohm)

Music Department

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Charles Butler ... soloist: trumpet
Meade Crane ... musician: piano
Laura DeLuca ... musician: clarinet
Ira Hearshen ... orchestrator
Lee Holdridge ... orchestrator
Stan Jones ... music editor
John Richards ... score recordist
David Sabee ... orchestra contractor
James T. Sale ... orchestrator (as James Sale)
John Carrington ... musician: harp (uncredited)
Leo Tee ... music clearance manager (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Bobby Arnold ... production assistant: New York
Mona Benjamin ... production coordinator: UK
Corrinne Collett ... archival researcher
Adam Faberman ... research assistant
Jo Kew ... production assistant: London
Margaret Kirby ... additional film researcher
Wolfgang Klaue ... additional film researcher
Howard Leder ... intern
Michael Lewis ... production controller
Gerlinde Lorenz ... archival sources
Edith Lowell ... translator
Kevin Nelson ... production coordinator: New York
Adam Peiken ... intern
Jens Pollak ... production assistant: Cologne
Mindy Pomper Johnson ... researcher
Austen Rachlis ... intern
Ursula Reber ... production assistant: Cologne
Marcus Rogers ... production assistant: New York
Rebecca Rush ... image researcher
Grace Rutledge ... transcriptor
Miranda J. Smith ... production assistant
Angela Spindler-Brown ... additional film researcher
Jacqueline Veissid ... production coordinator (as Jacqueline Véissid)
Charlie Waller ... production assistant: London
Vanessa Wilson ... executive assistant
Karen Wyatt ... additional film researcher
Marianna Yarovskaya ... intern

Thanks

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Eva Abraham-Podietz ... special thanks
Lorraine Allard ... acknowledgement: private collection
Hans-Jochen Asemissen ... acknowledgment: archival sources
Richard Attenborough ... special thanks (as Lord Richard Attenborough)
Sylva Sabine Avramovici Oppenheimer ... in memory of
James Barker ... special thanks
Erwin J.S. Bensdorf ... acknowledgement: private collection
Michael Berenbaum ... special thanks
Sara Bloomfield ... special thanks
Lory Cahn ... acknowledgement: private collection
David Cesarani ... special thanks
Suzanne Charig ... acknowledgement: private collection
Mariam Cohen ... acknowledgement: private collection
Jamie Lee Curtis ... special thanks
Leo De LaForgue ... acknowledgment: archival sources
Thomas Distler ... special thanks
Hedy Epstein ... acknowledgement: private collection
Edward P. Faberman ... special thanks
Oppenheimer Family ... acknowledgement: Sylva Oppenheimer private collection courtesy of
Raye Farr ... special thanks
Juanita Diana Feeney ... special thanks (as Juanita Diana)
Tom Fontana ... special thanks
Anne Fox ... special thanks
Herbert Friedman ... acknowledgement: private collection
Kurt Fuchel ... acknowledgement: private collection
Vera Gissing ... special thanks
Margot Goldberg ... special thanks
Peter Goldberg ... special thanks
Kurt Goldberger ... special thanks (as Kurt and Margarete Goldberger)
Margarete Goldberger ... acknowledgement: private collection
Margarete Goldberger ... special thanks (as Kurt and Margarete Goldberger)
Alexander Gordon ... acknowledgement: private collection
Amy Gottlieb ... special thanks
Ernest E. Green ... special thanks
Franzi Groszmann ... acknowledgement: private collection
Alfred Gruenspecht ... special thanks
Christian Haider ... special thanks
Ora Gordon Hartwick ... special thanks (as Ora Gordon Hartwick)
Eva Hayman ... acknowledgement: private collection
Bruce Helford ... special thanks
Jack Hellman ... acknowledgement: private collection
Hans Jackson ... acknowledgement: private collection Dunera paintings
Margaret Kahn ... acknowledgement: private collection / special thanks
Yaye Karasawa ... special thanks
Lisa Koontz ... special thanks
George Kronenberg ... special thanks
Lilly Lampert ... acknowledgement: private collection
Bertha Leverton ... acknowledgement: private collection
Donald M. Levinsohn ... acknowledgment: private collection, Marianne Mosevius courtesy of
Charlotte Levy ... special thanks
Eva Lewin ... acknowledgement: private collection
Martin D. Lewis ... acknowledgement: private collection
Margaret Lowe ... acknowledgement: private collection
Henry E. Lowenstein ... acknowledgement: private collection
Ruth Lubitz ... acknowledgement: private collection
Marianne Mamlok ... acknowledgment: private collection, additional children's drawings
Genya Marko ... special thanks (as Genya Markon)
Marion Marston ... special thanks
Wendy Martorella ... special thanks
David G. Marwell ... special thanks (as David Marwell)
Debbie McGougan ... special thanks
William F. Meinecke Jr. ... special thanks
Bertha Messing-Silverstein ... acknowledgement: private collection
Emma S. Mogilensky ... special thanks
Peter Morley ... acknowledgment: archival sources
Meredith Muncy ... special thanks
Peter Ney ... acknowledgement: private collection
Eddie Nussbaum ... special thanks
David Odaka ... special thanks
Alan Oppenheimer ... special thanks
Eric Oppenheimer ... special thanks
Patrick Perkins ... special thanks
Alan Peters ... special thanks
Trude B. Plack ... special thanks
Heather Ragsdale ... special thanks
Tony Reitano ... special thanks
Rudy Roden ... acknowledgement: private collection
Michael Roemer ... special thanks
Allan K. Rosen ... special thanks
Edith Rosenbaum ... acknowledgement: private collection
Lillyan Rosenberg ... acknowledgement: private collection
Ursula Rosenfeld ... acknowledgement: private collection
Marietta Ryba ... acknowledgement: private collection
Inge Sadan ... acknowledgement: private collection
Holly Sawyer ... special thanks
Michael Schracer ... special thanks
Lore Segal ... acknowledgement: private collection
Edward Serotta ... special thanks
Margery Simkin ... special thanks
Chris Sims ... special thanks
Susan Snyder ... special thanks
David Stapf ... special thanks
Esther R. Starobin ... acknowledgement: private collection
Michael Steinberg ... acknowledgement: private collection
Robert Sugar ... acknowledgement: private collection
Nicole Száraz ... special thanks
Brenda Teague ... special thanks
Jacintha Van Dal ... special thanks
Valerie Van Galder ... special thanks
Michael Véissid ... acknowledgement: private collection
Mary-Ann Wachsner ... special thanks
Felix Weil ... acknowledgement: private collection
Brett Werb ... special thanks
Berta S. Wesler ... acknowledgement: private collection
Dorit Bader Whiteman ... special thanks
Bob Williams ... acknowledgment: archival sources
Vanessa Wilson ... special thanks
Nicholas Winton ... acknowledgement: private collection
Eva Yachnes ... acknowledgement: private collection

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Plot Summary

For nine months prior to World War II, in an act of mercy unequalled anywhere else before the war, Britain conducted an extraordinary rescue mission, opening its doors to over 10,000 Jewish and other children from Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia. These children, or Kinder (sing. Kind), as they came to be known, were taken into foster homes and hostels in Britain, expecting eventually to be reunited with their parents. The majority of them never saw their families again. Written by Jwelch5742

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Taglines In the nine months prior to World War II, 10,000 innocent children left behind their families, their homes, their childhood, and took the journey... See more »
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Also Known As
  • Les Chemins de la liberté (France)
  • Kindertransport (Germany)
  • Kindertransport - In eine fremde Welt (Germany)
  • En brazos de un extraño: El traslado de los inocentes (Spain)
  • Turvaan tuntemattomaan (Finland)
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  • 122 min
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Did You Know?

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Movie Connections Follows My Knees Were Jumping: Remembering the Kindertransports (1996). See more »
Soundtracks Alle Vögel sind schon da See more »
Quotes Nicholas Winton: We did have the feeling that the position was much more urgent than anybody in London thought.
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